Candice F. Ransom Books

My sister, the meanie

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Seeking to become more sophisticated and a seventh grade Somebody, Jackie goes too far in observing and copying her older sister and precipitates war between them.

My sister the creep

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Millicent the Magnificent

By Candice F. Ransom

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On the first day of fourth grade Millicent learns her name means "industrious and true". She is outraged and spends the year trying to prove she really is "magnificent", getting into lots of troubl...

There s One in Every Family

By Candice F. Ransom

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When her friend tells her that every parent has a favorite child, Millicent is determined to be her parents' favorite, until something happens to make her realize the importance of every family mem...

Thirteen

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Fourteen and Holding

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Going on Twelve

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Fifteen at last

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Fifteen at Last

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Fourteen and Holding

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